🥮 Capybara & Labubu Mooncakes Take Over Vietnam: Cutest Treats of the Year!
Move over, traditional mooncakes! This year, Capybara and Labubu-shaped mooncakes are stealing the spotlight, and parents are snapping them up for their kids—even at premium prices. 🐹🎀
🎨 Trendy Mooncakes: Cute Meets Delicious
Traditionally, mooncakes symbolize reunion and prosperity. But now, cartoon characters and pets are invading the market.
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Labubu & Capybara designs are the hottest picks.
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Parents are paying extra for aesthetics and novelty.
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The mooncake shells and fillings are revamped, so they taste as good as they look! 😋
💰 Price Tag & Popularity
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Capybara mooncake: 120g, ~135,000 VND each.
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Labubu box: 9 pieces × 60g, ~270,000 VND (~30,000 VND per piece).
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Traditional 150-200g mooncakes usually cost 40,000–70,000 VND.
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Despite the higher cost, the products sell out fast because of limited supply and Instagram-worthy designs. 📸
📈 Handmade Craze
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Each Capybara mooncake is hand-shaped, taking more effort than mold-made mooncakes.
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Small shops produce only a few hundred per day, while factory molds churn out thousands cheaply.
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Capybara shells are made from white beans, not wheat flour, keeping the color natural and vibrant.
“Each batch is carefully prepared to remove odor and retain the natural hue,” says Mr. Dũng, a local baker.
🏪 Big Brands Join In
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KIDO: ~1,000 retail points, official miniBAO stores, anti-counterfeit focus.
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Orion Vietnam: targeting mid-range market (300,000–500,000 VND/box) with trendy fillings like matcha red bean and mung bean with rice flakes.
⚠️ Buyer Beware
Homemade or small-scale mooncakes may lack safety or ingredient transparency. Market authorities recommend buying from reputable stores to ensure quality and health. ✅
Capybara & Labubu mooncakes = hottest Mid-Autumn Festival gift.
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Loved for kids, photos, and novelty.
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Handmade, cute, slightly pricier—but perfect for that Instagram post. 📸🥮🐹
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